unpainted roman scutum

unpainted roman scutumThe Roman scutum has been crafted after several examples of originals from the 1st century AD. Around this period, shields had a rectangular shape. The shield is 1. 2 cm thick and constructed from several layers of wood. It is covered with undyed linen. The shield may be painted in your favourite colours, and is well suited to both modern and historical paints. The back is strengthened with narrow wooden slats. The shield can be carried with a grip

This weapon has been constructed from a flexible fibreglass core with a layer of durable foam coated with a strong layer of latex

The total length is approx

An extremely strong walking stick that may be employed for self-defence

the haft can be easily removed and replaced with a longer one

permitting the entire visor to be removed

Size chart:

Exposure to strong and prolonged heat or sunlight should be avoided

the Midgard serpent was said to encircle the earth and grasp its own tail

The throwing spearhead is a replica of a Norse original

It weapon resembles the Lucerne hammer and consists of a hammer head with a point on a long handle

which is covered with a layer of Kevlar

The weight and balance are also similar to a real sword